Researchers at Grand Valley State University discovered spider webs effectively collect DNA from pests like hemlock woolly ...

The Marvel universe is so expansive that it has entered our own edition of the Multi-verse. These Marvel-themed gadgets can ...

Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man trilogy constantly offered up the latter, with the embracing of organic webshooters being a prime example of that phenomenon.

Peter Parker no longer had the organic webshooters, and his original mechanical webshooters were back. The storyline had Spider-Man, who had not been seen for a hundred days due to the Superhuman ...

Thanks to Tufts researchers, there’s now a Spider-Man-style “web fluid” solution that shoots, solidifies and even picks up objects.

Tufts University biotech researcher Marco Lo Presti accidentally discovered a "remote adhesive" that acts like Spider-Man style web shooters.

Spider-Man has worn a few different costumes over the years, though some have stood out for their advanced tech developments and unique designs.

The researchers at Tufts University have created a real-life version of Spider-Man's web-shooters, and it’s not just some sticky string in a can. This is cutting-edge biomimicry at its finest.

An accidental breakthrough allowed researchers to create real-life equivalents of Spider-Man's web shooters.

Silk has similar powers to the current two Spider-Men (plus organic webshooters) and it seems obvious that Spider-Man 2 is setting her up as a new playable character, so it’s no surprise to find ...

Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man uses organic web shooters unlike Tom Holland's or Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man in later films from the Marvel universe - but why?